Carthage High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Carthage, TX)

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Regardless of what else happened on Fridays, pep rallies were always the Main Event lt was Friday again and everyone was getting ready for the big game that night. To get into the roper Bulldog spirit, football fl-ans gathered at the afternoon pep rallies to boost the hometown boys. The cheerleaders pulled in a variety of people to make the rallies interesting, including the mothers of some football players who dusted off their high school magaphones, don- ned their sneakers and bobby socks, and led a few cheers. The teachers and coaches were even allowed in on the fun occasionally, Awards for the Most Spirited almost everything from Most Spirited Freshman to Most Spirited Band Member were given. For some, pep rallies were just another way to get out of class, but for many others, it was a way of showing the football team they were behind them 100 percent. VICTORY - Pep Squad members Kim Pope, Brenda Langford, and Kim Col- lins raise their banners with con- fidence that the Bulldogs will be vic- torious over Mt. Pleasant. A CLYTF 4' Q' I i 1 :V Pep Rallies X 17

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